Use the Express Entry Calculator Canada | CRS Planning Tool
Enter your values below. The calculator runs in your browser and shows an estimate immediately.
How the estimate is calculated
Planning CRS total = core + spouse + transferability + additional points
Example: A profile with entered category values 350, 30, 70 and 15 has a planning total of 465. Use the official IRCC tool to verify all components.
When this calculator is useful
Use this page to keep a quick planning snapshot while comparing possible profile changes, such as a new language test result or updated Canadian experience. The tool does not predict invitation timing: cut-offs and draw categories vary, so compare your profile with current IRCC information.
How to use this calculator
First confirm that you qualify for at least one Express Entry program. Use your language-test report, education assessment and work history to complete the official CRS assessment. This page is useful for recording or comparing category totals while planning profile changes.
What to keep in mind
CRS cut-offs change from round to round. This tool does not verify program eligibility or compute each sub-factor. IRCC removed CRS points for job offers effective March 25, 2025; check current official instructions before making a decision.
For the authoritative rules, read the IRCC Express Entry score checker. We link to official information where it is available.
Frequently asked questions
What does EE mean in Canada immigration?
EE commonly means Express Entry, the federal system that manages applications for several economic immigration programs.
Is Express Entry score the same as CRS?
Express Entry candidates are ranked using the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS); people often call it their Express Entry score.
Does this tool calculate eligibility?
No. It adds component values you enter. Eligibility is assessed separately under the relevant federal program.
Where can I check an official CRS score?
Use the official IRCC CRS score checker and the current CRS criteria page.